Moselle Luxembourg
The Luxembourg Moselle is a true insider tip for wine lovers seeking something special. On a narrow strip between Schengen and Wasserbillig, wines thrive that embody the European spirit. The sun-drenched limestone and Keuper slopes lend them a distinctive minerality and refined elegance. The diversity is remarkable: crisp Elblings with citrus aromas, fruity and mild Rivaners, as well as robust Burgundies like Pinot Blanc and Pinot Gris – and last but not least, a Riesling that impresses with its depth and freshness.
Although the growing region is small, it has long held a firm place internationally among Europe's finest wine regions. At Vinoscout, you'll discover a hand-picked selection of five wines from the Moselle region of Luxembourg, showcasing the best of this area – at prices between around 16 and 20 euros, a worthwhile introduction to a still largely undiscovered terroir.
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Moselle Luxembourg – Elegant wines from the little brother of the German Moselle
The Luxembourg Moselle is a quiet but fine wine region. Directly on the border with Germany, the river winds through gentle slopes where winemakers have been pressing wine for centuries – with a care that you can feel in the glasses. The wines from Luxembourg are often fresh, mineral, and of reserved elegance: not loud heavyweights, but wines that you are happy to pour a second glass of.
What awaits you at Vinoscout
Our range from the Moselle Luxembourg comes entirely from the Domaine Bernard Massard, one of the country's most famous wineries. The five wines show the entire spectrum of the region: The Riesling Grand Cru stands for the classic, cool freshness of the Moselle style. The Pinot Gris Grand Cru brings a bit more body and depth. The Pinot Blanc Grand Cru and the Auxerrois Grand Cru – a variety particularly native to Luxembourg – convince with uncomplicated drinking pleasure. Those who prefer rosé will find an elegant companion for warm evenings with the Pinot Noir Rosé.
The prices are between 15.99 and 19.99 EUR – a fair entry for Grand Cru quality from an underestimated wine country. If you like to browse off the beaten path of the major wine regions and value finesse over loudness, you have come to the right place.